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When ADHD Meets Extended School Absence: Grade 12 Challenges
Missing nearly a month of school presents significant hurdles for any Grade 12 student, but when undiagnosed ADHD enters the equation, these challenges become exponentially more complex. The combination of executive functioning difficulties and extended academic gaps creates a perfect storm that can derail graduation plans and future opportunities. Understanding how ADHD symptoms interact with prolonged school absence is crucial for educators, parents, and students themselves
Marinda Venter
Oct 296 min read
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How ADHD Treatment Transforms Parenting and Family Life
NEW DISCOVERY PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES: ADHD ASSESSMENTS AND TREATMENT The morning routine feels like chaos. School papers go missing. Homework battles stretch late into the evening. If you're a mother juggling these challenges while also managing your own scattered thoughts and overwhelming emotions, you're not alone—and it's not your fault. Many mothers discover they have ADHD only after their children are diagnosed, or when the demands of parenting school-age children become
Marinda Venter
Oct 244 min read
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How Autism Assessment Can Transform University Life for Students
University life brings unique challenges for every student, but for those on the autism spectrum, these challenges can feel overwhelming without proper support and understanding. Recent research reveals that autism may exist in multiple subtypes with distinct genetic markers, making comprehensive assessment more crucial than ever for students seeking to thrive in higher education. Getting an autism assessment during university years isn't just about receiving a diagnosis—it's
Marinda Venter
Oct 197 min read
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Why ASD and ADHD Assessment is So Important for Women
For years, you may have felt different—like you were operating on a completely different wavelength than everyone else. Maybe you were called "too sensitive," "too intense," or "too disorganized." You might have struggled to keep up with daily tasks, felt exhausted by social interactions, and wondered why things that seemed easy for others felt monumental for you. If this sounds familiar, you're not alone. An increasing number of women are discovering that these lifelong stru
Marinda Venter
Oct 195 min read
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